CN114739381A - Airport vehicle navigation system and method - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention provides an airport vehicle navigation system and a method, wherein the system comprises: the system comprises a first server, an A-SMGCS system, a vehicle dispatching system and a vehicle end system, wherein the first server is connected with the A-SMGCS system and the vehicle dispatching system, reference data are obtained through the A-SMGCS system, dispatching data are obtained through the vehicle dispatching system, and the first server fuses the reference data and the dispatching data through a first processing method to obtain and store first fused data; the car end system is connected with first server, and the car end system includes: the system comprises a data fusion module, a wireless communication module, a sensor module and an automatic driving module, wherein the data fusion module is accessed to a first server through the wireless communication module to obtain first fusion data; the data fusion module acquires the sensing data acquired by the sensor module, and fuses the sensing data with the first fusion data according to a second processing method to acquire navigation correction data; the automatic driving module obtains navigation correction data through the data fusion module so as to plan a navigation path.
Description
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of automatic navigation of vehicles, in particular to a system and a method for navigating vehicles in cooperation with an airport A-SMGCS system in an airport environment.
Background
Autonomous vehicles typically acquire information about their surroundings through their own onboard sensors (e.g., lidar, cameras, etc.). The acquired information includes the position of the vehicle and surrounding obstacles (such as other vehicles, pedestrians, etc.). At present, a vehicle-mounted sensor can reach a relatively accurate detection distance of 100-200 meters, and the safety range of detecting obstacles and braking can be met in a general environment, including the conditions of pedestrian crossing and transverse vehicle detection at intersections.
In airport environments, however, the safety distance requirements of the aircraft are higher. A detection distance of 200 meters does not meet safety requirements, and the position and the speed of the airplane need to be detected at an earlier time for performing prior path planning and challenge.
Therefore, how to integrate the existing field monitoring radar and response equipment in the airport and fuse the information obtained by the existing equipment and the perception information of the automatic driving vehicle, the more accurate position detection of the vehicle and the aircraft in the airport environment is achieved, the safety is ensured, and the working efficiency is improved, which is one of the technical problems to be solved urgently in the field.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention mainly aims to provide an airport vehicle navigation system and method, which are used for correcting navigation path planning in an automatic vehicle driving state by utilizing an A-SMGCS system.
In order to achieve the above object, according to one aspect of the present invention, there is provided an airport vehicle navigation method, comprising the steps of:
the first server is connected with the A-SMGCS system and the vehicle dispatching system, reference data are obtained through the A-SMGCS system, dispatching data are obtained through the vehicle dispatching system, the reference data and the dispatching data are fused through a first processing method, and first fusion data are obtained and stored;
the vehicle data fusion module is accessed to a first server through a wireless communication module to obtain first fusion data;
the data fusion module acquires the sensing data acquired by the vehicle sensor module, and fuses the sensing data with the first fusion data according to a second processing method to acquire navigation correction data;
and the vehicle automatic driving module acquires navigation correction data through the data fusion module so as to plan a navigation path.
Wherein in a preferred embodiment, the reference data comprises:
object id;time when an object is detected;the central pose of the object;the size of the object;the speed of the object; and c, detecting the covariance of the result.
Wherein in a preferred embodiment, the object id comprises:
the global id is a fixed unique number of the airport equipment;
and local id, which is the id allocated to the local object detected by the vehicle-mounted sensor before the local object is not fused with the first fusion data.
Wherein in a preferred embodiment, the first processing method step comprises:
setting:
Executing:
S5 Andmatching according to the object global id; if it isAnd withIf the matching is successful, the matching will beAndare combined and combined(ii) a If there isAndif none of the objects can be matched, then directly connecting the objectsPut intoIf there isAndthe medium objects can not be matched, and can not be matched after N times of continuous circulation, and when the time threshold value is reached, the medium objects can be matchedFromRemoving;
Wherein in a preferred embodiment, the second processing method comprises the steps of:
setting:
Executing:
According toPredicting the object atResult of time of dayThe prediction method may be EKF or the like
S5 Andmatching according to the object position ifAndmatching is successful, if the ids of two objects are the same or only one id is a global id, then it will beAndare combined and combined(ii) a If both ids are global and not the same, it will directly beIs put intoThen will beAndare combined and combinedWhile id is takenId in (1); if there isAnd withIf none of the objects can be matched, then directly connectingIs put into(ii) a If there isAndthe medium objects can not be matched, and can not be matched after N times of continuous circulation, and when the time threshold value is reached, the medium objects can be matchedFromRemoving;
In order to achieve the above object, according to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided an airport vehicle navigation system, comprising: the system comprises a first server, an A-SMGCS system, a vehicle dispatching system and a vehicle end system, wherein the first server is connected with the A-SMGCS system and the vehicle dispatching system, reference data are obtained through the A-SMGCS system, dispatching data are obtained through the vehicle dispatching system, and the first server fuses the reference data and the dispatching data through a first processing method to obtain and store first fused data;
the car end system is connected with a first server, and the car end system comprises: the system comprises a data fusion module, a wireless communication module, a sensor module and an automatic driving module, wherein the data fusion module is accessed to a first server through the wireless communication module to obtain first fusion data; the data fusion module acquires the sensing data acquired by the sensor module, and fuses the sensing data with the first fusion data according to a second processing method to acquire navigation correction data;
and the automatic driving module acquires navigation correction data through the data fusion module so as to plan a navigation path.
Wherein in a preferred embodiment, the reference data comprises:
an object id;time when an object is detected;the central pose of the object;the size of the object;the speed of the object; and c, detecting the covariance of the result.
Wherein in a preferred embodiment, the object id comprises:
the global id is a fixed unique number of the airport equipment;
and local id, which is the id allocated to the local object detected by the vehicle-mounted sensor before the local object is not fused with the first fusion data.
Wherein in a preferred embodiment, the first processing method step comprises:
setting:
Executing:
S5 Andmatching according to the object global id; if it isAndif the matching is successful, the matching will beAndare combined and combined(ii) a If there isAndif none of the objects can be matched, then directly connecting the objectsIs put intoIf there isAndthe medium objects can not be matched, and can not be matched after N times of continuous circulation, and when the time threshold value is reached, the medium objects can be matchedFromRemoving;
Wherein in a preferred embodiment, the second processing method comprises the steps of:
setting:
Executing:
S5 Andmatching according to the object position ifAndif the matching is successful, if the ids of the two objects are the same or only one id is a global id, the matching will be completedAnd withAre combined and combined(ii) a If both ids are global and not the same, it will directlyPut intoThen will beAndare combined and combinedWhile id is adoptedId (1); if there areAndif none of the objects can be matched, then directly connecting the objectsIs put into(ii) a If there areAndthe medium objects can not be matched, and can not be matched after N times of continuous circulation, and when the time threshold value is reached, the medium objects can be matchedFromRemoving;
The airport vehicle navigation system and method provided by the invention can effectively utilize the A-SMGCS system to correct the navigation path planning in the automatic driving state of the vehicle, thereby greatly improving the distance and the precision of the unmanned vehicle for detecting the obstacle, and being capable of timely acquiring the information which can not be acquired by the vehicle-mounted sensor and coping in advance. Therefore, compared with the traditional detection method which only relies on the vehicle-mounted sensor, the method is higher in safety and more efficient. Because the field surveillance radar has a large three-dimensional sensing distance and a large coverage area in an airport environment, information which cannot be acquired by an automatic driving vehicle on the ground can be collected (due to shielding or limited sensing distance). Furthermore, the transponder systems on the individual vehicles and aircraft that are pre-assembled can acquire their respective positions even when they have not been scanned by the field surveillance radar. In terms of deployment cost, because the field monitoring radar and the response system are existing equipment in an airport environment, extra deployment cost and engineering are not needed, and only corresponding information is led into the system provided by the invention for information fusion, so that the implementation cost of the technology is greatly saved.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an airport vehicle navigation system of the present invention.
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The following describes in detail embodiments of the present invention. The following examples will aid those skilled in the art in further understanding the present invention, but are not intended to limit the invention in any way. It should be noted that variations and modifications can be made by persons skilled in the art without departing from the spirit of the invention. All falling within the scope of the present invention.
It should be noted that the embodiments and features of the embodiments in the present application may be combined with each other without conflict. The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the embodiments with reference to the attached drawings.
In order to make those skilled in the art better understand the technical solution of the present invention, the technical solution in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present invention, and not all of the embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be obtained by a person skilled in the art without any inventive step based on the embodiments of the present invention, shall fall within the scope of the present invention.
It should be noted that the terms "first," "second," and the like in the description and claims of the present invention and in the drawings described above are used for distinguishing between similar elements and not necessarily for describing a particular sequential or chronological order. It is to be understood that the data so used is interchangeable under appropriate circumstances such that the embodiments of the invention described herein are capable of operation in sequences other than those illustrated or described herein. Furthermore, the terms "comprising" and "having," as well as any variations thereof, are intended to cover non-exclusive inclusions.
In a typical airport environment, to ensure the safety of airports, particularly aircraft, the existing advanced ground traffic management system (a-SMGCS) for airports has integrated various types of field-side equipment and vehicle-mounted equipment to detect the position of all vehicles and aircraft at the airport in real time. These devices include:
(1) one or more S-band field Monitoring radars (Primary radars),
(2) multipoint positioning system (MLAT): for example, transponders are installed on aircrafts and vehicles, ground stations (transmitters and receivers) are deployed in the blind areas of radar of the field monitoring, the time difference of arrival of a response signal at the receiver (TDOA location) is utilized to achieve accurate positioning, and targets are identified according to address codes in response codes. The multipoint positioning transponder is compatible with the response signals of the A/C, S, ADS-B mode and the like;
(3) ADS-B (automatic Dependent collaborative broadcast), as shown in the following figure, is generally used for aircraft, and the on-board ADS-B device broadcasts information including its own location.
And the A-SMGCS combines the three monitoring technologies, performs related and comprehensive processing on the three information, and performs serial number identification and tracking on the aircraft and the vehicle.
On the other hand, autonomous vehicles generally utilize onboard sensors (e.g., lidar, cameras, etc.) for location and obstacle detection. This method has several technical drawbacks:
1) the vehicle-mounted sensor has a large blind area. In general, an in-vehicle sensor detects a position or an obstacle by using the principle of linear propagation of light, electromagnetic waves, sound waves, or the like, and must be mounted on a vehicle body. Therefore, the obstacle is easily blocked by the obstacle and the obstacle behind the blocked object cannot be perceived.
This drawback is not obvious on open roads, but in complex airport environments, where large amounts of shelter are present, there are significant safety concerns. The detection efficiency of the vehicle-mounted sensor in an airport environment is much less than that on an open road.
2) Vehicle-mounted sensors have limited detection capabilities for dynamic objects. The in-vehicle sensors are limited by the detection frequency and processing power. Therefore, when there is a dynamic object in the environment, the vehicle-mounted sensor may not detect the dynamic object in time, and a safety accident may occur.
3) The cost of the vehicle-mounted sensor is high. However, when only the vehicle-mounted sensor is used for detecting the position and the obstacle, the corresponding sensor needs to be installed in each vehicle. While on-board sensors typically have a higher cost, the overall cost may increase with the addition of autonomous vehicles. Meanwhile, a large number of vehicle-mounted sensors work in the adjacent areas, and mutual interference can occur, so that the difficulty in solving the problem by the technology is increased.
The invention provides an airport vehicle navigation system and method, which aim to reduce the blind area of an automatic driving vehicle. If the field monitoring radar is arranged on a higher tower, the shielding object at the high-lying position is smaller, and particularly under the condition that no tall building exists in the airport environment, vehicles and aircrafts in the area around the radar can be adhered to; and the distance of electromagnetic wave detection adopted by the radar is far more than that of the vehicle-mounted sensor.
And secondly, when the vehicle or the aircraft is in an area which cannot be detected by the radar of the field monitor, the multipoint positioning system and the ADS-B system can automatically report the respective positions through the response of the vehicle and the aircraft. Therefore, there is substantially no blind spot for the vehicle and the aircraft.
In addition, as the position of the vehicle or the aircraft is continuously tracked by the field surveillance radar, the multipoint positioning system or the ADS-B system, the driving direction of the vehicle or the aircraft can be predicted even if the vehicle or the aircraft is in a blind area of the vehicle-mounted sensor. The corresponding prediction results can be used for enabling the automatic driving vehicle to deal with in advance, and the safety and the passing efficiency of the automatic driving vehicle are improved.
In airport environment, the field surveillance radar, the multipoint positioning system and the ADS-B system are ready-made systems, redeployment is not needed, and corresponding signals can be used by a plurality of automatic driving vehicles. With this system, there is no need to install excessive sensors on the autonomous vehicle, and therefore the cost can be much lower than an autonomous system that relies entirely on-board sensors.
To achieve the above object, according to one aspect of the present invention, as shown in fig. 1, there is provided an airport vehicle navigation system, comprising: the system comprises a first server, an A-SMGCS system, a vehicle dispatching system and a vehicle end system, wherein the first server is connected with the A-SMGCS system and the vehicle dispatching system, reference data are obtained through the A-SMGCS system, dispatching data are obtained through the vehicle dispatching system, and the first server fuses the reference data and the dispatching data through a first processing method to obtain and store first fused data; the car end system is connected with a first server, and the car end system includes: the system comprises a data fusion module, a wireless communication module, a sensor module and an automatic driving module, wherein the data fusion module is accessed to a first server through the wireless communication module to obtain first fusion data; the data fusion module acquires the sensing data acquired by the sensor module, and fuses the sensing data with the first fusion data according to a second processing method to acquire navigation correction data; and the automatic driving module acquires navigation correction data through the data fusion module so as to plan a navigation path.
In this embodiment, the vehicle-side system may subscribe to the first fusion data on the first server through the wireless communication module to keep implementing updating of the data, and perform a pre-route planning and a route adjustment, thereby avoiding a safety hazard in a short distance with the aircraft and other vehicles.
Specifically, in this embodiment, in order to realize data fusion of detection results of different sensors, the present invention preprocesses each sensing detection result to obtain a unified object detection result data structure, that is, the reference data includesWherein:
the global id is a fixed unique number of the airport equipment, and the type id is contained in the results of the field surveillance radar, the multipoint positioning system and the ADS-B detection;
the local id is the id which is distributed before the local object detected by the vehicle-mounted sensor is not fused with the detection result of the server;
c, covariance of detection results: (: the covariance of the pose is calculated by the pose covariance,velocity covariance), the range of the covariance is determined by the characteristics of different sensors, such as high reliability of position detection of the laser radar and high reliability of velocity detection of the millimeter wave radar.
Wherein the first processing method executed at the first server includes:
setting:
Executing:
S5 Andmatching according to the global id of the object; if it isAndif the matching is successful, the data will be matched withAre combined and combined(ii) a If there isAndif none of the objects can be matched, then directly connecting the objectsIs put intoIf there areAnd withThe medium objects can not be matched, and can not be matched after N times of continuous circulation, and when the time threshold value is reached, the medium objects can be matchedFromRemoving;
Wherein, executed in the vehicle-end system, the second processing method comprises the following steps:
setting:
Executing:
S5 Andthe matching is performed according to the object position, the matching algorithm may be ICP or the like, wherein,
if it isAndmatching is successful, if the ids of two objects are the same or only one id is a global id, then it will beAndare combined and combinedAccording to the minimum covariance error range, the combination method sets id as global id;
if both ids are global and not the same, it will directly beIs put intoThen will beAndare combined and combinedThe combination method is based on the minimum covariance error range, and id is adoptedId in (1);
if there isAndif none of the objects can be matched, then directly connecting the objectsIs put into;
If there isAndthe medium objects can not be matched, and can not be matched after N times of continuous circulation, and when the time threshold value is reached, the medium objects can be matchedFromRemoving;
Therefore, the existing A-SMGCS system of the airport is utilized to carry out the pre-route planning and route adjustment for the automatic driving vehicle in real time, and the potential safety hazard of short distance between the automatic driving vehicle and the aircraft and other vehicles can be avoided.
And meanwhile, the fused first fusion data is stored in the multi-mode hybrid vehicle dispatching system. The dispatching system is responsible for communicating with the automatic driving vehicle, distributing tasks and distributing 'first fusion data'. The scheduling system optimizes the task allocation of the automatic driving vehicle based on the first fusion data, and then sends the optimized task allocation scheme and information of the vehicle and the aircraft to the corresponding automatic driving vehicle through an airport LTE private network. The system may run on a locally deployed cloud server. Each autonomous vehicle can subscribe 'first fusion data' in the dispatching system, perform secondary fusion on the received data and the collected data of the vehicle-mounted sensor, and obtain navigation correction data, so that the information of other vehicles and aircrafts related to the autonomous vehicle is further corrected.
The fused information is sent to an automatic driving module of the automatic driving automobile, so that the driving path of the automatic driving automobile can be optimized and adjusted, and necessary obstacle avoidance can be carried out, so that the safety and the driving efficiency of the automatic driving automobile are improved.
In addition, the data fusion algorithm, the scheduling algorithm, the path planning and the navigation obstacle avoidance algorithm used in the modules are not specially limited, and the data transmission mode among the modules and the hardware system operated by each system are not specially limited, and any scheme for realizing the vehicle-road cooperative position detection in the airport environment by using the above modes is considered to be the disclosure range of the present invention.
In one aspect of the present invention, there is also provided an airport vehicle navigation method, comprising the steps of:
the first server is connected with the A-SMGCS system and the vehicle dispatching system, reference data are obtained through the A-SMGCS system, dispatching data are obtained through the vehicle dispatching system, the reference data and the dispatching data are fused through a first processing method, and first fused data are obtained and stored;
the vehicle data fusion module is accessed to a first server through a wireless communication module to obtain first fusion data; the data fusion module acquires the sensing data acquired by the vehicle sensor module, and fuses the sensing data with the first fusion data according to a second processing method to acquire navigation correction data;
and the vehicle automatic driving module acquires navigation correction data through the data fusion module so as to plan a navigation path.
In order to realize data fusion of detection results of different sensors, the invention preprocesses each sensing detection result to obtain a uniform object detection result data structure, namely reference data comprisesWherein:
the global id is a fixed unique number of the airport equipment, and the type id is contained in the results of the field surveillance radar, the multipoint positioning system and the ADS-B detection;
the local id is the id which is distributed before the local object detected by the vehicle-mounted sensor is not fused with the detection result of the server;
c, covariance of detection results: (: the covariance of the pose is calculated,velocity covariance), the range of the covariance is determined by the characteristics of different sensors, such as high reliability of position detection of the laser radar and high reliability of velocity detection of the millimeter wave radar.
Wherein the first processing method executed at the first server includes:
setting:
Executing:
S5 Andmatching according to the global id of the object; if it isAndif the matching is successful, the matching will beAnd withAre combined and combined(ii) a If there isAndif none of the objects can be matched, then directly connectingIs put intoIf there isAndthe medium objects can not be matched, and can not be matched after N times of continuous circulation, and when the time threshold value is reached, the medium objects can be matchedFromRemoving;
Wherein, executed in the vehicle-end system, the second processing method comprises the steps of:
setting:
Executing:
S5 Andthe matching is performed according to the object position, the matching algorithm may be ICP or the like, wherein,
if it isAndmatching is successful, if the ids of two objects are the same or only one id is a global id, then it will beAndare combined and combinedAccording to the minimum covariance error range, the combination method sets id as global id;
if both ids are global and not the same, it will directlyIs put intoThen will beAndare combined and combinedThe combination method is based on the minimum covariance error range, and id is adoptedId in (1);
if there isAndif none of the objects can be matched, then directly connecting the objectsIs put into;
If there isAndthe medium objects can not be matched, and can not be matched for N times of continuous circulation, when the frequency threshold value is reached, the medium objects will be matchedFromRemoving;
In conclusion, the airport vehicle navigation system and method provided by the invention can effectively utilize the A-SMGCS system to correct the navigation path plan in the automatic driving state of the vehicle, thereby greatly improving the distance and the precision of the unmanned vehicle for detecting the obstacle, and being capable of timely acquiring the information which can not be acquired by the vehicle-mounted sensor and coping in advance. Therefore, compared with the traditional detection method which only relies on the vehicle-mounted sensor, the method is higher in safety and more efficient. Because the field surveillance radar has a large three-dimensional sensing distance and a large coverage area in an airport environment, information which cannot be acquired by an automatic driving vehicle on the ground can be collected (due to shielding or limited sensing distance). Furthermore, the transponder systems on the individual vehicles and aircraft that are pre-assembled can acquire their respective positions even when they have not been scanned by the field surveillance radar. In terms of deployment cost, because the field monitoring radar and the response system are existing equipment in an airport environment, additional deployment cost and engineering are not needed, and only corresponding information is imported into the system provided by the invention for information fusion, so that the implementation cost of the technology is greatly saved.
The preferred embodiments of the invention disclosed above are intended to be illustrative only. The preferred embodiments are not intended to be exhaustive or to limit the invention to the precise embodiments disclosed. Obviously, many modifications and variations are possible in light of the above teaching. The embodiments were chosen and described in order to best explain the principles of the invention and the practical application, to thereby enable others skilled in the art to best utilize the invention. The invention is to be limited only by the following claims, and their full scope and equivalents, and any modifications, equivalents, improvements, etc. that fall within the spirit and principles of the invention are intended to be included within the scope of the invention.
It will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that, in addition to implementing the system, apparatus and various modules thereof provided by the present invention in the form of pure computer readable program code, the same procedures may be implemented entirely by logically programming method steps such that the system, apparatus and various modules thereof provided by the present invention are implemented in the form of logic gates, switches, application specific integrated circuits, programmable logic controllers, embedded microcontrollers and the like. Therefore, the system, the device and the modules thereof provided by the present invention can be considered as a hardware component, and the modules included in the system, the device and the modules thereof for implementing various programs can also be considered as structures in the hardware component; modules for performing various functions may also be considered to be both software programs for performing the methods and structures within hardware components.
In addition, all or part of the steps of the method according to the above embodiments may be implemented by a program instructing related hardware, where the program is stored in a storage medium and includes several instructions to enable a single chip, a chip, or a processor (processor) to execute all or part of the steps of the method according to the embodiments of the present application. And the aforementioned storage medium includes: a U-disk, a removable hard disk, a Read-Only Memory (ROM), a Random Access Memory (RAM), a magnetic disk or an optical disk, and other various media capable of storing program codes.
In addition, any combination of various different implementation manners of the embodiments of the present invention can be made, and the embodiments of the present invention should also be regarded as the disclosure of the embodiments of the present invention as long as the combination does not depart from the spirit of the embodiments of the present invention.
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1. An airport vehicle navigation method characterized by the steps of:
the first server is connected with the A-SMGCS system and the vehicle dispatching system, reference data are obtained through the A-SMGCS system, dispatching data are obtained through the vehicle dispatching system, the reference data and the dispatching data are fused through a first processing method, and first fused data are obtained and stored;
the vehicle data fusion module is accessed to a first server through a wireless communication module to obtain first fusion data;
the data fusion module acquires the sensing data acquired by the vehicle sensor module, and fuses the sensing data with the first fusion data according to a second processing method to acquire navigation correction data;
and the vehicle automatic driving module acquires navigation correction data through the data fusion module so as to plan a navigation path.
3. The airport vehicle navigation method of claim 2, wherein said object id comprises:
the global id is a fixed unique number of the airport equipment;
and local id, which is the id allocated to the local object detected by the vehicle-mounted sensor before the local object is not fused with the first fusion data.
4. The airport vehicle navigation method of claim 3, wherein said first processing method step comprises:
setting:
Executing:
S5 Andmatching according to the object global id; if it isAnd withIf the matching is successful, the matching will beAnd withAre combined and combined(ii) a If there isAnd withIf none of the objects can be matched, then directly connectingIs put intoIf there isAnd withThe medium objects can not be matched, and can not be matched for N times of continuous circulation, when the frequency threshold value is reached, the medium objects will be matchedFromRemoving;
5. The airport vehicle navigation method of claim 3, wherein said second processing method step comprises:
setting:
Executing the following steps:
S5 Andaccording to the position of the objectMatch is made ifAnd withIf the matching is successful, if the ids of the two objects are the same or only one id is a global id, the matching will be completedAndare combined and combined(ii) a If both ids are global and not the same, it will directlyIs put intoThen will beAndare combined and combinedWhile id is adoptedId (1); if there isAndif none of the objects can be matched, then directly connecting the objectsIs put into(ii) a If there isAndthe medium objects can not be matched, and can not be matched after N times of continuous circulation, and when the time threshold value is reached, the medium objects can be matchedFromRemoving;
6. An airport vehicle navigation system, comprising: the system comprises a first server, an A-SMGCS system, a vehicle dispatching system and a vehicle end system, wherein the first server is connected with the A-SMGCS system and the vehicle dispatching system, reference data are obtained through the A-SMGCS system, dispatching data are obtained through the vehicle dispatching system, and the first server fuses the reference data and the dispatching data through a first processing method to obtain and store first fused data;
the car end system is connected with a first server, and the car end system includes: the system comprises a data fusion module, a wireless communication module, a sensor module and an automatic driving module, wherein the data fusion module is accessed to a first server through the wireless communication module to obtain first fusion data; the data fusion module acquires the sensing data acquired by the sensor module, and fuses the sensing data with the first fusion data according to a second processing method to acquire navigation correction data;
and the automatic driving module acquires navigation correction data through the data fusion module so as to plan a navigation path.
8. The airport vehicle navigation system of claim 7, wherein said object id comprises:
the global id is a fixed unique number of the airport equipment;
and local id, which is the id allocated to the local object detected by the vehicle-mounted sensor before the local object is not fused with the first fusion data.
9. The airport vehicle navigation system of claim 8, wherein said first processing method step comprises:
setting:
Executing the following steps:
S5 Andmatching according to the object global id; if it isAndif the matching is successful, the matching will beAndare combined and combined(ii) a If there isAnd withIf none of the objects can be matched, then directly connecting the objectsPut intoIf there areAndthe medium objects can not be matched, and can not be matched after N times of continuous circulation, and when the time threshold value is reached, the medium objects can be matchedFromRemoving;
10. The airport vehicle navigation system of claim 8, wherein said second processing method step comprises:
setting:
Executing:
S5 Andmatching according to the object position ifAndmatching is successful, if the ids of two objects are the same or only one id is a global id, then it will beAndare combined and combined(ii) a If both ids are global and not the same, it will directlyPut intoThen will beAndare combined and combinedWhile id is adoptedId in (1); if there isAndif none of the objects can be matched, then directly connectingIs put into(ii) a If there isAndthe medium objects can not be matched, and can not be matched after N times of continuous circulation, and when the time threshold value is reached, the medium objects can be matchedFromRemoving;
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